Thanks for the suggestion.
It appears to be locking up at line 309 in hp100.c, i.e,
hp100_page(ID_MAC_ADDR);
(called from hp100_isa_probe1() and hp100_read_id() )
thanks,
karthik
--- Stephen Hemminger <shemminger@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> There probably is some bug introduced with the recent changes. The driver
> tries
> to handle isa, eisa, and pci all with the same infrastructure. There are two
> different
> probe paths, one for the module and one for the non-module ISA case. Could
> you add
> some
> printk's and see if the problem in the hp100_isa_probe code (happens first),
> or the
> PCI probe that happens from:
> hp100_module_init -> pci_module_init -> hp100_pci_probe...
>
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